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BGMI Will Ban ? - BATTLEGROUNDS MOBILE INDIA

 

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Krafton finally opened the early access for its PUBG Mobile alternative Battlegrounds Mobile India (BGMI) in India for all Android users recently. Now, it has been found that BGMI is allegedly sending data of Indian Android players to various Chinese servers, including one owned by Tencent.

A Website that tracks video and mobile game developments, data from Android phone that had Battlegrounds Mobile India installed was being sent to servers - owned China Mobile Communications Corporation located in Beijing


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